Uchenȳa razlȳchna k svoim iemou uchenikom [microform], [13--] / pr[e]p[o]d[o]bnago ōt︠s︡a nashego Avvii Doroḟea, [13--].

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Dorotheus, of Gaza, Saint, 6th cent. Uchenȳa razlȳchna k svoim iemou uchenikom [microform], [13--] / pr[e]p[o]d[o]bnago ōt︠s︡a nashego Avvii Doroḟea, [13--].

Uchenȳa razlȳchna k svoim iemou uchenikom [microform], [13--] / pr[e]p[o]d[o]bnago ōt︠s︡a nashego Avvii Doroḟea, [13--].

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/18023577

Teachings of St. Dorotheus, arranged in 22 chapters (homilies), probably translated from Greek. The texts of St. Dorotheus exist in two traditions, one preserved in Latin and Church Slavic translations (from a lost Greek source), the second in a Greek version with different order of homilies (as published in Migne Patrologiae Graecae, T. 88, pp. 1611-1838). This manuscript belongs to the first group. Leaf 1a-18a, numbered as the second homily is Life of a Palestinian monk Dositeĭ, pupil of St. Dorotheus (either a work of St. Dorotheus himself or of his pupils, Dositeĭ's contemporaries). Without inscriptions. Without ornamentation.

1 v. (250 leaves) ; 22 cm.

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